first off, you don't have to be stuck with a one-button mouse on Macs
... you can always attach a full-featured USB mouse :)
now, it has come to my attention that some software exists to have Linux
and Windows run simultaneously, similarly to the mac and linux described
earlier, just on the PC platform. Does anyone know what this software
might be? Apparently it starts with a 'T' :D
Thanks!
On Sun, 2004-07-04 at 10:04, Mark Polhamus wrote:
> Russell Hires wrote:
> > What he said! PowerBooks (or ibooks) have 17" monitors, and do run various
> > flavors of linux, Debian and SuSE, off the top of my head, for example. Just
> > make sure you get the PPC versions. Actually, running linux on
> > powermacs/books has the added benefit of OSX, and the ability to run OSX and
> > linux at the same time, in tandem, rather than the normal dual-boot mode
> > (which is boot one, shut down, then boot the other) Graphics and wireless
> > networking are supported as well.
>
> Russell: I wasn't aware of the simultaneous OS capability. Where can I find
> out more?
>
> A 19" powerbook would be very coool, but I'm probably not interested in a Mac
> because of the high price, and I don't think I could live with that stupid
> 1-button mouse :(
>
> I also need to stick with Intel architecture as that is my primary development
> target (even if it is Java). I also occasionally need to run software that
> only runs on that other OS that starts with W... (dual-boot or VMWare).
>
>
> -- Mark Polhamus
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